Beth Crowley's first real memory of loving to sing was dancing around the house belting out "Achy Breaky Heart" at four years old, though she now only revives her rendition of that particular song during select nights of late-night karaoke. These days she is focusing on her original music, ranging from whimsical comedy songs sure to bring a smile to your face to haunting, thoughtful piano ballads.

 

Beth first gained recognition on Youtube in 2011 when she was inspired by comedic group Axis of Awesome and posted a medley of popular songs titled "Greatest Song Ever Written." The song was quickly picked up by Reddit, Buzzfeed, and Tumblr, and to date that video has over 1 million views.

 

When Beth started posting her original music, the positive response from viewers was undeniable. In January of 2013, Beth took a chance and posted a video of herself singing her original tune "Warrior," which was inspired by Cassandra Clare's book series The Mortal Instruments. Fans rallied around the song as the unofficial anthem of the books, with Clare herself calling the song "lovely."

 

Beth has since released two full-length albums, two EPs, and numerous singles. Her book-inspired music includes songs based on ACOTAR, Six of Crows, Divergent, The Lunar Chronicles, Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, The Fault in Our Stars, Shatter Me, and many more. She has also written several commissioned custom songs for books and book series.

 

Currently, Beth is living in Atlanta, Georgia and continuing to write and release new music.  Her debut novel, The Have Not, is set to release in Fall 2024.  She wants to thank her listeners for continuing to support her dream of writing meaningful music.